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You may enjoy a recent _Guardian_ column I wrote on Wikipedia's history, and advertising:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2008/sep/25/wikipedia.internet
Relevant quote: "It's informative to observe how long [Jimmy] Wales has been pursuing a strategy of selling advertising around other people's work."
I do find the raw hatred Wales has inspired in a number of people pretty impressive. If only that could be monetized..
Point on the CO-founder note, I will correct that.
Many people believe Wales has treated them extremely poorly, either in his role as entrepreneur or as a person. I suggest to you that while of course these situations are not uncommon, there is an extra dose of salt-in-the-wound from, let's say, his presentation of himself.
http://www.edhardysell.com